Old Lady of the Globe Attacks New Police
In a derisive critique from the Morning Herald, the Globe is called an instrument of Parliament’s reforming zeal. The piece accuses ministers of using a Bourbon styled police to subdue dissent, praises the Duke of Wellington, and surveys the Irish Protestants' prospects while warning against militarized authority and political manipulation.
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Morning Herald
Blarney
Wellington
England
R.peel
Duke of Wellington
R. Peel
London
Dorchester
Globe
Trades’ Unions
Grand National Consolidated ‘Trades’ Union, &Ec
Calthorpe Street
Home Department
Calthorpe-street
Paris
Lyons
Louis Philip
Gensdarmerie
King’s Bench
Lord Melbourne
House of Commons
France
Marlborough
A Defence of the Irish Tories from The Standard
The piece rebuts liberal attackers over the Dublin meeting on the 14th, argues Protestant Ireland is not insignificant, and criticizes English papers for calling the assembly a declaration of war. It stresses Protestants have not declared war and condemns sensational framing by the Morning Chronicle and the St James papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Dublin
Ireland
Great Britain
Dion
Treland
England
Herning Chronicle
Globe
Indead
Catholic Association
Bii
Shell
Birmingham
London
Waterloo
Escaraisyes
Nottingham
Reversion of Forfeited Estates in Ireland
A British discussion suggests ministers may release reversions of forfeited Irish estates to aid sales by current holders. The piece warns that widespread confiscations have harmed Irish families, notably the Fitzgeralds and Butlers, and notes risks if the crown relinquishes reversions without redress. It urges Irish Catholic and Orange factions to heed the issue and warns the grantees stand to profit.
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Ireland
Boventetts
Lord Althorp
Crown
All
Fitzgerald
Butler
Orange Party
Portrait of Luther in wood in England after 1546
Mr. Lemon of the State Paper Office reports a colored wood portrait of Martin Luther found in England dating to soon after his death in 1546. The image shows Luther seated at a study with a skull atop a Bible, a clasped book, an hourglass, pen and ink, and a German poem beneath echoing a prophecy against the Pope.
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Luther
Lemon
State Paper Office
England
Morning Post
Rich and Poor in Bulwer's England and the English
The text condemns aristocratic exclusivity and calls for a moral elite to elevate standards. It attacks costly Westminster festival tickets and social exclusion, noting public venues shut to the poor. It laments Sunday restrictions, pejorative governance, and urges personal accountability for national misgovernance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Abbey
England
Dives
Lazarus
Mina
Zoological Gardens
Athens
N.B
Plutarch
Montaigne
House of Commons
House of Lords
The King's Declaration Letter to the Editor
A Bedfordshire reader vents at length about a circulating royal declaration in favor of the Established Church. He mocks the document and its supporters, jokes about royal spaces, and doubts the King’s speech was truly by heart. He warns political factions and hints at future letters if more papers appear.
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THE
True Sun
Sirk
Crad
Tom
Billy
George
Dick Homespun
Muggerhanger
Bedfordshire
N.B
P.S
Frost Impressions and Beckford Memoirs Review
A Paris to Calais scene contrasts frigid town life with Flemish color and old world air. The Quarterly Review lauds Beckford’s BioGRAPHICAL MEMOIRS OF EXTRAORDINARY Painters as sharp, brilliant satire. Mr. Beatles reb publishes the youthful work, praised for wit and early genius.
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France
Calais
Beckrom
Quarterly Review
Beckford
Beatles
Italy
Finn
Police Intelligence in London Guildhall Victim of Illegitimate Child Case
Wm. Welch, a bricklayer in Eagle-street, was called to prove nonpaternity in a case charging him as the father of Mary Ann Sippie's illegitimate child. The court ordered payments and a weekly sum while noting Welch's denial, with details of pawned watch and September meeting at a St. Giles's house. Additional reports cover robberies, street obstructions, assaults on police, a sickening double robbery, thievery at Camberwell, and rowdy public-house incidents involving various suspects and witnesses.
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Webb
eMary Anne
Mr. Webb
Queen-Square
Comairrat
John Henry Roseman
Hicks
White
Thomas Munyard
Tothill-street
Westminster
Surrey Theatre
Miles
L Division
Joseph Forster
White Lion-street
Chelsea
Feathers
Mr. White
Arete
Mr. Green
Queen Square
Messrs. White
Gregory
Simons
House of Correction
Brown
Broadway
Green
Ropring
Fisher
Brompton
Dowling
Guildford
Harrison
Orship-Street
Suiciar
David Rees
Margaret
Been
Twyford
Lok
Featherstone Street
Seta BI Cg
RTONY
Ellen Marley
Jas. Henesey
Michael Henesay
Daniel Bryan
Thomas Marriott
King’s Arms
Whitecross-street
St. Luke's
Rulo
Lovell
Willian Powell
Black Horse
Shoreditch
Twyford and Broughton
James Stroud
ViraGo
Cyprian
Mary M‘carthy
Elizabeth Bartlett
Mrs. Bartlett
Market Notes On Butter Prices And Bankruptcy News
In Melton Mowbray butter sold 1s 4d per pound in the morning and at 3s 1d per pound in the afternoon due to heat, with some at 331 per pound at market close. Lisbon accounts warn Portugal’s bill-measures may hit mercantile operations hard, delaying allowances and risking serious consequences. Kinnears Sirus and Co bankruptcy meeting in Waterloo Rooms reports James Brown as interim factor and trustee Browne. creditors invited to file claims as estimates remain vague.
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Melton
Mowbray
Lisbon
Messrs. Kinnears, Sirus, and Co
Waterloo Rooms
James, Brown
Browne
Edinburgh Courant
Court of Requests lampooned in pickled heels dispute
In Westminster a humorous case before a magistrate bench features Jacob Abrahams a renovator of old armaments and Joseph Foyer a witness. The plaintiff claims damages after a quarrel over peppered pickled heels causing humiliation and bodily discomfort at a taproom. Commissioners ruled for the plaintiff with costs.
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Jacob
Seeree
Westminster
Spring
Epper-B.x
Ted Harticle
Delandent
Isa
Bob Saris
Bob Harris
Steam-Boat Safety Complaint From London Bridge Wharf Incident
An observer from Spitalfields reports a Sunday night assault at London Bridge Wharf near steam packets. A porter in a gold hat struck a youth with a stave, prompting a returned blow and further violence. The writer urges Gravesend travelers and steam operators to ensure passenger safety and civil conduct.
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THE
True Sun
London
Bridge
Zens 40
Gravesend
Steam Company
Prat Wen
Tom
Shipping Intelligence sparse report of wrecks and strandings
Shipping intelligence from Ava and Harwich records multiple wrecks and groundings. Vessels named include the Maria, Conqueror Power, Nandi Bishop, Senator, Wilna, Favorite, Brunswick, Dapper, Amable Clothilde, Hall Lights, Madeline, Reliance, and others with incidents near Beachy Head, Breaksea, Sizewell Bank, St Ubes, Arklow, and Simon's Bay. cargo losses and salvage reported with crews saved or lost.
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Ore
Breaksea Pelat
Arklow
Aus
Liver 1
Rio Janeiro
Arklow Banks
Stromvess
Sunder
Quebec
Stroma
Ava
Newcastle
London
Harwich
Favorite
Greeswich
Brunswick
Wood
St. Petersburgh
Hull
Aaborg
Petersburgh
Lessodult
Hall
Calcutta
Simon’s Bay
Madeline
Louisa Shoal
Gibraltar
China
Reliance
Wales
Madelin
Trenidad
Bristol 2d
Anchora
Meetings of creditors and births and marriages noted
Meetings of creditors announced for tomorrow listing Timwans Wapping potato dealer Elmore Fankelde Southwark Degg Ty Barnett Copper W and W H Morris, Pringles tor, etc. Birth notices include a daughter at Camberwell to Cantwell and a daughter at Hastings to Humphreys Esquire. Marriages listed include Lloyd of Liverpool to Sarah Louisa Mumford. Mason of Hackney Road to Elizabeth Homerbaie. Willam sides of South-square Gray's Inn to Anne. and Alice Ann Wilson. notices from The Sun Office Strand London.
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Basinghallsf
Timwans
Aes
St John’s
St John's
Hackney
Joseph ‘P. Mason
Hinckney-road
Elizbeth Ete
Este Homerbaie
Cewaitté D-Roa
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Cheapside
O'Sullivan
Liberal Party
Lords
Robert Peel
Stanley
O'Connell
Poulett Thomson
Lord Grey
Earl Grey
O’connell
Hume
O’sullivan
Police Intelligence
Union-Hall
Mary
Jane Ashley
Sims
Camberwell
Male
Jock
Clifford
Heath
Wale
Trail
Spitalfields
Shipping Intelligence
Georgorge Centaer
Trois Valparaiss
Nansea
Threy
New Phoenix
Higa
Jamaica
Titsea
Barmudas
Cantwell
Astings
Humphreys
Caroline
Inlington
Hs. Wilcox
Alrect
Alicé Ann
Wilson
Wes Well
Liam
Wielliam Mircuete
Strand
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